I found "su" is also mean "your", what use it for?
Is it a formal for your?
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Su:
1.-.Third person of possesive . ("Yo fuí a su casa" it's mean "a la casa de ella", o de él). Or "Yo soy su empleado" = I am his employee
2.- Also....Second person of possesive, in an formal treat, respect...when we use "usted" instead of "tú"
I am your employee = (with respect= "yo soy su empleado" )
=(with friendship= "yo soy tu empleado")
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True, as Juan Carlos said, "su" means "your" in active phrases to express respect and good manners....
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We use it to express that one thing belongs to one person (third person of singular and plural.
Examples:
Ella es Marta. Su casa es azul.
Ellos son Ana y Juan. Su casa es roja.
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"Su" is a third singular person´s possessive adjetive . We use it to express that one thing belongs to one person (third person of singular, masculine or femenine). Example:
Yo rompí "su" juguete--> I broke his/her toy.
Esta es su casa--> This is his/her home.
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